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Artem Alekseev edited comment on ARROW-8111 at 3/13/20, 2:21 PM:
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[~apitrou], yeah, I saw it, and I was able to patch it to support DD/MM/YYYY,
but I'm not sure that adding just this format would be good enough to merge it
in upstream. If it is ok, then I could just publish my patch, if its not, then
we need to think about the more general solution of supporting more standard
formats, or even custom time format.
was (Author: fexolm):
[~apitrou], yeah, I saw it, and I was able to patch it to support DD/MM/YYYY,
but I'm not sure if adding just this format would be good enough to merge it in
upstream. If it is ok, then I could just publish my patch, if its not, then we
need to think about the more general solution of supporting more standard
formats, or even custom time format.
> [C++][CSV] Support DD/MM/YYYY date format
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>
> Key: ARROW-8111
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ARROW-8111
> Project: Apache Arrow
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: C++
> Reporter: Artem Alekseev
> Priority: Major
>
> Currently, date parser supports only YYYY-MM-DD format. For our workload we
> need DD/MM/YYYY format. It is obvious that CSV parser should support
> different date formats, so we may start from implementing DD/MM/YYYY format.
> Also, we may use some date parsing library, which would solve the problem for
> us.
> Also, we may need to somehow specify a format for every column in CSV parser.
> If you have any implementation ideas in mind, please share, so that I can
> implement it.
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